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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-18
NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION.

THR Co-FARTxKRsaTP HERETOFORE
grfstfnR haEueen III uaierEtEsed undsi
tss In nasas OF HraHEs b Mu1Ex. dainz
easira1s u HeMtfls. y. T. b this day 9is
ssiVed b Hulsaai11, J. ". Enshes rs<fring.
Ths basiness VII - sArrted o. - B. ".
Mn1Hn. whe has ssszmsa al Liabilities, and
q sham 81 Hills Ene arogs1t are f4yaele.
]. ". HUGHEB
a. ". MILLER
srsxxEs, ". r. Angast 8. 1887.
NJ. NIElar wisAsa = tssnk thalr sszy cas-
kcunars a. ths pn11 SD hoga1 far Aooaiinla1ee
81 Ihsas psku12Es h. he fzszra- EaS ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-18
NOTICE.

NNHE sTEAMKR BEE Is NOW READY TO
A. DO genarai jobbinz or excursion busi-
nsEa. Parties desiring her services Win please
apply % board, 90 leave orders 81 the Gordon
Hardware Company's store. The steamer Il
a Wresent lying - Colmaa'a wharf, foot o.
oeizmoiA street. The steamer Bee is also for
Hale ~ leasa. A. p sPAuLDTN0.
anil In Maaanv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-18

GoHooL OF PRACTICAL, CIVIL, NE
- ehanical and Mining EnaineeKiMg. Sur
veyfHR. Arehfteeturs, Drawing asa AesAyiag
- Post -, s1n Rn1eisco. Sud for circulaF.
A .YANpKR NAIILEN. PreA sul6 IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
FURNITURE

IF YoU WANT TO GET A BARGAIN IN
a Rurntt1Fs 90 70 G.. L. MANNING. on 90
luDbia street.. arnt door wost q Front -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-18
A OOxDvcroR's POCKET PICKED.

The oonduetor Of the train oTer the
nvitchback was robbed yesterday by q
passenger who thought be had to Get
evea for having bis ticket punched TO
bis disadvantage. He bought limited,
cut rate ticket from ElIensbuee 20 Port
land, and wanted 70 clay oYern on IL at q
station few mlleg west Of EllensburC.
The conductor explained that the ticket
did not all0v u stopping over, and
stopped passionate dew Of abuse from
the passenger by punching the ticket,
putting Il in his pocket and walking on
the aisle. The indignant passenger
shortly afteFward followed up behind
and picked the oonduct0r's pocket OF q
handful of tickets. He succeeded in
getting OF 81 the station and getting
avay. Several passengers on the train
stopped here aad made q statement OF
the circumstances 10 the railroad ofi.
oiAls in behalf Of The condnetor.
Tue excursion On the Northern Pa
oihe Railroad over the sWitchback 20
have taken plase on Thursday has been
postponed until Saturday. u Il adveF.
tised that dinner will be taken at the
Hot Bprines- Mr.. Mccain, Who has
charge Of the hotel. says ito the Taco
mans Who have iast arrived from therel
that no arrangement has been made
with him TO thas effect; that be has not.
therefore, made any provisions for such q
party and thai % aFraneerent having
been made no dinner can Be expeeted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-18
A GUM WEpDUo.

AAG NG48AlI "a MIS- DLM3lG E8E.u
and Mr.. stephen Sears took place e. s..
Laks's Episcopal chaFch as ! O'Clock
this afternoon. Only few fFisnds and
relatives we're present. The coapis Iegt
90 the afternoon train for the Ysllou-
stone Park. Mr.. Sears, the groom, Il a
son Of p. Sears, Of this city; is eradu
ate Of Cornell University and m naber
Of the bar. Tue bride Il Daughter o.
jerome Fargo. fonneFly Superintendent
Of the Wells, Fargo Express Coupany.
Mr.. sears intends embaRkinQ In the
grain shipping business here.
NEW CHURCH
The Trustees Of The UnitariAn church
as . messing held yesterday. granted
tne oontraet for puitsng ~ Q new church
etihos % psu9ea 4 bingham. Only
the Arsl stosy Of tie huilding yin Be pot
up At this time. TIE cost being estimated
81 abous tSoo TIE ehnroh will be
eoupleied later. Tee site Il on
TAcouA aSscue nsar Second street.
NOTES
pspaiy Auditor dloyd issued a mar
RAGS heanse 70 Iuhn Smith and Jesse
Adams today. ar. Saith has been IN
faoona bat about TOO weeks. he aasd
further, that tbs yoang LADY bad eoDs
al tie Way from GaAagsw. ecoaianA, 10
NEE, and keep TIE engagement With
htu.
Iee 6fsa mAehiAeFy and sppli&noes
fas the 1aElfSeuFe Of ssWeg pfpe were
yetterdsy taksn 10 Pax Isla1d. vheFe
TIE Pos Islsnd Brick nAnefacazrina
CompaDy vii begin the uss 81 them II
The nAktnG % sieBe seseR pipe-
Geld dnsl fro@ to Gai1 Bag nine af
bsitisA CSlGmhia, was heouRhs 10 ahia
sliy today. and sold dlrsetly b tks Ia
ooUa NHtio1al B1nk-ths yalus hsfna
Ahoaa $50 Nj. Aka q MASan, Mr..
Ooak q Coca 4 Csement. ana ssEaEai
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-18
10 LETT.

TUE STEAM FACET JENNIE JUNE.
n bz1lt fer J. W.Asunsa b designed ex-
al, 81 n; 6san. n; depth, 81 n. Run By
Colt'ss pinE. engine. 81-ee Per h1ar.auls I'm
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30

went to Jersey ard were IN irried aud came
home by the next train. May they have a
long, happy, and prosperous life together
as man snd wife.
From the Huntingdon Journal ::
On Tuesda, afternoon business called
Sheriff lsenberg 10 Barree, aud think
Ing that perhaps he might come
across a Wild turkey or & cotton tail IN
his travels, concluded to take with hun
his dOubi e barTelied shot gun, which
he did after loading the weapon with
an ordinary charge OF small shot. Al
ter concluding his business at Barree
he took Saank's mare," for Spruce
Greek, walking on the Railroad. Soon
alter leaving Barree his attention was
attracted BY moving object IN the
river some distance off, which, as IL ap-
preached nearer, he discovered TO be
deer. Without suffering from an at
tack OF the buck ague," and as cool
As Daniel Boone ever was i'll his palm
isst days, the Sheriff pulled back bolh
hammers on his gun, determIued to
give the deer the "best III the shop"
as soon as 1t came within shooting DIS
tance. lie had not long TO walt he
drew Il tead and let 20 both barrels,
the charge from them striking the ami
NAL III the head and kIiIDg II stone
dead. lie returned home on the after
noon train, as proud as aay boy ever
was who had just douned uis first pair
OF boots. THIS Is Joe. frs: deer and
IN all probability will be ms last
OF Rev Mr. Steck's power as a
lecturer tine following clippings from
papers IL localities where he has lee
tured are pointers to the estimate
placed upon his efforts
''Sucn powers are rarely combined
II one man. Lebanon Daily News.
"UuiuntOwn has had all the great
Lecturers. NJ one OF them made u
higher mark than did MIR Steck- -
Uniontowu Repuu lican Standard
Mr.. Steck captIvated our people
ami universally with his
Hero. a. Prof. ". Ii Cook, Ex.
Sup't Flyette Co.
lie gave full play to his splendid
abilities IN his Hero lecture. His
wonderful power of characterizlI1u
and delneation sLoue ut their
height -Altoona Ey,E'l- Call.
altogether one Of tae Tiuest lee
lures We nave ever. had -Gettyabufg
Star and Sentinel.
''Hie stands pre- eminent IN merit.
while he captIvat,s our hearts and
makes rs better men Rev ID Hall.
d ID, Pastor Prc>b. Oh, Indiana,
Pa
Fresh in thought. brilliant in
rhetoric. and superb IN elocution. -
Iudiuug Progress. Pa.
Mr.. Stecks will lecture at the
Teachers Institute
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30
TiiTbeIt 5OtIiDSs.

Quite number Of the citizens Of TurOett
buJcLvred on Thanks giving day
Mrs. RoO's. Mickey OF Tuscl-or4 Station
ana Mr.. z. NJ. hlImcr yIs..,d at d. ".
Oylyrs' asi week.
Misses AlarIssI HoOns and Maggie Roth
rock were the guests vI Miss 81. K. LauII>
one day last week.
Mrs. p. NJ. Khulgr and family visited her
sister Mrs. Rev. LeIsher oI acAhsIrrVItlc
last THURSDAY.
Joseph AMI Lee Hauch vino have been In
ONO tor the pss; 's . cars returned houI,.,
last week, Ia Company ~Itl their friend Mr.
Albert FIyOr.te-
squire Gro4luser las shot 3 "i.d Ilrae! :
this FaH.
some OF lie teachers oi Tu4D,tt L4..
decorated ILeir houses very uIsy.y Iur IL,
approaching Eul.GlTs.
Nj alI M. John Hariu4a. OF Perry T., q.
visited ~ TUrUvtl iasI Oeek.
ANTONEIT.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30
EaTH.cIs- EHsiiiGse.

The ID uIvrs institute w4S uIyucI At 10
y 'ciuyA uu IN, -iyh inst, with ID. h. he
NIlIsli, Ia the chair, aud Ass aIuTvssr4
b! =. J. Patterson. The subject OF the
culture 81 Nh,4J sud mat should take lis
.see wa- uPy.-d b. ID. Is ArH llII,I.s-
Ia tie 4lgeIlOou session EIH ~ DAVIS
sPOAe Oa Tue suIjrcJ 81 IruIt cG.JuTr, WLIcE
aS -Geuet = iIvr.s Interest And bruugLt UuI
NJ J.u.I.su IL interesting speech, On
Iie vuI.!ya.Iya 81 tHe peach D. b. Esh
aIII,s--I htlnseli 20 tue subject % TlI,.--
Ioa ~ tor lT,4t- Ar. EsA's sqoeoA Na-
NC. received. Thursday evening ,.as cuIyi-
- devoted 20 ieetuEe Oy : + altman,
.Ga lecture D.. L. T. AtS.Hsoa.
en- Fuiay, W e.. huOGsr, Wellington
smith, David VII 40. b. NcG Ii.Ia4u.
aLG others aGdsua--- The institute ON b,
-, IA q.,sliJss ylar came before Ir III
q.,sl.yu JuaI a. 4Ikeuyd tie most in;-ros
VS. tae question Of FERTILIZER. a lumber O.
ladies ri yssass.
FrIiay ,.eaug Z. Ei-iJuru Re~d,1Ieat al
article Oa ...y .ltj NJ oi oal.gns- ~. Ia
yvrste COW . tEe Jersv1. IEe attendance
AS lul l.r-e-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30
Daily Excursion Tickets ON
FenGSs lyanis Railroad.

The Passenger Department Of the Fem
s. lyauia Railroad Cuml any announces, that
commencing December Isl, lso7. daily *
cursIpu tickets SI. b. sold between al
stations on the Middle. Altoona, Tyrone,
Bedford. and L,wlsruwn Divisions o, the
PruusyIyaail Railroad. They Will be sold
only between points ou the same GyIsiOa,
and not trolu point on one division 10
station on anOthrE- The tickets vi. b. good
Tor u-e only un day OF issue. except when
sod Cu saturday they viii be good Tor Ie-
turn trip on Monday next following.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30


From the Bioomti ID advocate. JOHN
Rice, ot Lsttle Germ4ny, Spriug tuSG-
ship, brou- nt sta L OF corn TO town
las. week on which grew eleven ears.
u Nj Dock had = stone hsul-
ing lroiic, on Friday, TO haul stones
from the mountain tor his new house
Eight teams put IN al appearance, aud
the smile that Illuminated c Zach cJuu-
tenauce eau be easily measured by
looking at the Pllg OF stones.
Mr.. Geo Nj. 10y whose barn was de
stroJ ed by lightning last July, has 4
new one erected on the site OF the OLD
barn-rhe new barn L. under root aud
weather boarded suffi ;Iently TO protect
his stock during the winter. Ali the
rI.nber for the erection Of the barn WAS
taken iIOm tue STUMP on PAT Lay's
farm except the shingles.
One day last week, Mr David Carn>,
residing al the Loop, IN Penu township
III try my TO ,xtrIcats has watch dog
which had chased rat into the WOOD
pile, aud Ia stIagg,tng bad pulled tue
wood down over It-vi, Vas bIttrH Ia the
right hand between the thumb and Iu-
mex finger, iaceratIug The fl iesh terribly
The u = l. Dot consider a vicious anImIa,
bu; though, his master vas hurting nIm
aud reJaiIated The animal was not
kIlled Mr. John Moose, of
Madison township, accom- IuIed hy his
son j All, :. started for bloomfield on
Mon lay morning TO attend court. Ia
the nsIg h5uThoyI OF Robert Ciark = they
attempted to drive past a team loaded
with corn. Their Eorse shed of to the
side, upset tho buggy and got away from
his diver. but only ran a short distance
until he was caught. The top of the
buggy was badly smashed, and Mr..
Moose had his one leg somewhat hurt.
The second annual match
hunt OF the NIuEOds of this bJrrusa
came of last Friday 1be night prs
vIous the points were agreed upon and
two sides each comprising eleven hunt
ers we're chosen, capJaInod by Henry
SusafI-r aud Squire Beck. \ few dogs
were taken. Ihe day dawued bright,
and the hunters were astlr early. Dur
ing the day the men on opposing sides
met each other at differeUt times Halt
past seven CLOCK thst evening was the
limit allowed for hunters to report. As
darkness settled down. the Darlington
House, the rendezvous, became alive
With an expect-n; crowd One aiger an
other Of the hunters dropped in-some
empty handed Others more fortunate.
All h4d reported before the polls"
closed. When the points were counted
up 1t Was found the Beck eleven had
Won by 65 poiuts. Tbe game hagged
wss Seven Phcasants, ) partrIdges,
10 rabbits, = poIecars and t red squirrels
some turkey Tere seen out con.d not be
approached near enough tor a good sho:
lac hunters say ,hey touni smaller game
pieorIer than they aavs known for some
Years ia x
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30
A G Z E A I II z DU CTION
In the Price Of the Beautiful and
Popular Cabinet PHOTOGRAPH.

1 would respectfully call the attention
of the citizens Of Juniata 20 the fact that |
will make First class Ca binet Photographs
at the
Low Price Of Sd. 90 per Dozen,
during the months OF November and De-
cember, this being reduction of ONE DOL
LAR per dozen from my usual price.l
All persons who desire to make Christ
mas presents to their friends of pictures
must come during November, as, unless
they DO so, on account Of the rush OF busi-
ness about the Holidays will not be able
TO get the work out in time. All work will
oc guaranteed first class. Do not put II
OF = single week after you read this ad-
vertisemcut. Come st once. Hitch up
your teams snd bring IN your entire fami-
lies, babies aud all.
viii sJiiI make a further reduction,
- here three or more in one family get pc
lures, OF FIFTY CEsrs on each dozen, max
each dozen of Cabinets $3.50. Less than
one dozen OF each pers IN Will not be made
At these prices, but al the following four
pIcturc., : so, or SIX for 500.
Remember, that these are extremely low
prices Sud will only continue during the
months Of Nov mber and December. In
urder TO make good work cheap 1t is neces-
sary that there shall be large demand
hence if ti.e public want good work cheap,
tuey must ali come in 10 get il within a
vers saort space OF time, just as lots of
travel ou a rIilroOd At a particular time
JnsIIiits excursion rates.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH HESS.
NJ iiii.ri; own, Pa, November lst, 1881.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30
MASON 4 HAMLIH PIANOS.

The improved method of fastening the
strings OF pianos, invented by tie Mason
and HsIniin Organ and Piano Company a
few years since, is unque.fionAbly one of
the most important improvements ever
made, making the instrument more richly
musical in its tones, as well as more dur
able, and less liable TO get out of tune.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30
DIRECTORS DaY.l

Thursday afternoon will be devoted TO
the discuss sion of subjects interesting and
important TO directors.
MUSIC.
Arrangement, have been made TO supply
day and evening sessions with excellent
music. Music Page Supplement, No l6,
will be used.
MONDAY EVENING.
SUP'T. b. X. JOHNSON,
'.Sel Improvement"
TUESDAY EVENING.
DIR. GEORGE N. PHILIPS,
'sStory of the Hesvens.''
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
DIR. SAMUEL A BAER,
"Educational Forces"
THURSDAY EvEaISG,
REV. NR. SItCK,
The Hero, RlcOgu.z ! -. Hgnized ,
FRIDAY EvLSNG.
..DR. JAMES HEDLEN."
sunny Side Oi LI.c.'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30
CIR YBILL'S

Furniture store has been re-
stocked with "a new lot of the
Latest 81 led Furniture OF ali
le~r-p-llu. Chamber suits,
E-l-. E=ilu- Carpets, Nat
Hr- u ...Ha ~la.. Lamp.
.H- H ... l.. Iuu.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30
CAUTION NOTICE.

AL persons are hereby cautioned ag ainst
huuJing, cutting timber, building fires,
throwing down stone and rail fences, or
crossing f-lds, or otherwise tress passing
Of any Of the several tracts of land belong
ing 10 the und crsi.ned in Lack township
for persons thus tresspas.ing will be dealt
with SccoI ding 10 a..
W.D. WALLS.
November 10. l-SS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30

SHORTLOCALS.

lea III t.tS-
Nvigators of the raging canal are
drawir- Aomeward.
The business places were closed IL
town on Thanksgiving Day.
Tn. rain on sunday night WAS a great re.
lief people who had empty cjsterus.
Huntingdon county papers publish
four aud half columns of sheriff sales,
- George Doughmau Of Patterson Is
recovering from long spell of sick
ness
A company Is being organized to
ulua for gold near Greencastle, Frank
lin county, this state.
Oura.gnr and 6fty cents in advance will
se,rr. .ar SESrNEL AND REPUBLICAN and
IT.. U..sy Press one year.
In view Of the Lepr0sy cases in
Philadelphia, read, Concerning Lep
rosy in another column.
.I'r:al Suumau, Of Delaware twp ,
received a ear load Of Western cattle.
which be will fatteu for market"
FI.r ~,rlver was at home last
-.-... go. 49,, III -
o. Ill. University Of Pennsylvania
Co. John J. Patterson, arrived home
u,u u., bride Jas, saturday evening. The
haul ,.-n... ..., and gave him 4 serepatr.
............., -. 81. G. ....-
ryt.-.r.r. ANY person wanting New York
be2 Butler enI IoEer y, IFyor
W. 'nG"Iy ne i'"n.. arguing lor
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N'....' ''.r "A' ms H'H' one ''.'
Jar ard a.'' cents TO pay ''' one year :
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30

DIEH'. %. 'Gr q. e. 5.i-:.- in r .r. t,.p..
Hr> tai-,FHt' Ia, u9- NIgpD 90 Da-t., D..ul.
'is"eas' Il = be wa> agr,l ahuIt - Ac,fs
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30
Fall And Winter Good S.

would inform the public that l have
now in my new millinery store al my place
OF residence on Water street, Mifilintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a fuH stock, OF Spring & Summer millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest STYLES
and having employed first class mllliners
am prepared TO supply the public with
eryth;ng found in a frstclass millIner
store, come aud examine my stock.
consider il no trouble 10 show goods
MRS. DEIHL.
March 22-S7.l.v.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30

anccs.' 4. ssTeac hers Institute." 5 "Suc-
cess" 9. "Local Institute" z. "Crsm-
ming"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16

most handsome travelling dress. Immedi.
ately after the magic words were spoken,
the bridal party entered a carriage and
drove to the depot, where they boarded
the 7:ll southbound passenger train for
Nashville.
Mr.. Frazier is native of this county,
and is at present the efficient business
manager Of the News Printing Company,
while his beautiful bride, the sister of
Mrs. w. C. Gardenhire, has for quite
awhile been tine reigning belle in Dayton
society. We Join with their numerous
friends in wishing them bon voyage over
the turbulent sea of human life only
adding without any disposition to dis.
parage our friend "B." that we think
the business department OF this paper
has been greatly improved.
Truly there is another case of ian
editor in luck. Col. Gardenhire came
here and took away the Oldest sister,
and now Tennessee editor has taken
another. 1t is no wonder that the news.
papers made notable mention of the
marriage. 1t is not often that they have
so fine a subject. The musical people of
Los Angeles object to letting any more
of the family go to Tennessee. If the
gallant young men of that State want
brides, let them come here and stay,
where girls and skies are always fair.
The hosts of the brides friends in Los
Angeles send greeting and blessing, and
congr atulations to the happy bride'
groom.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16
IL Was Not Our Col. Hotchkiss.

NJ wa NOs OuH OVis AAOsShAAs"-
EDITORS HERALD-Referring to the
editorial "Gnawing at File," in the
HERALD of the l4th, desire to state
that have never seen the "Daity Il ress
of Pueblo, Colorado" or it's editor, or
any of its reporters, correspondents or
representatives. 1 have never writ ten
for the San Francisco Examiner.
have invested all the coin l ever
had, as well as what l could borrow, in
Southern California lands and wa ter
rights, and l am happy over the resu Its;
certainly have not attempted hari.k ars
by any such utteran :es as are refer red
to. am of the impression that som of
the northern boomers have had a
bogus "Colonel" passed off on the Pu eblo
man at my expense.
Yours truly, A. B. HOToBKIss.
[Of course, we knew that our Colonel
Hotchkiss was not the man, and so
said. The fact that there is concerted
movement in Eastern papers to run
down Los Angeles by the grossest mis-
representations, suggests the idea that
our enemies are even resorting to forgery
to help along their nefarious work. But
it will not serve. In spite of all efforts
to impede the progress of our section,
we may say with Galileo about the great
orb of day, "Still, it moves. EDS.
HERALD
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16
You are Heartily welcome.

can excursion to Los Angeles why
not? We are having excursions to
Oceansde, San Diego, and even Ense-
NADIA, in Lower California, while many
people living in Riverside have not
visited the Southern California metrop-
oils and future capital. A cheap excur-
sion to Los Angeles and return would
supply long.felt want, and be we'll
patronized. As Los Angeles expects to
celebrate the Fourth, an opportunity is
afforded the railway companies of i'm.
mortalizing themselves by running large
excursion trains from Riverside, San
Bernardino, and other points in South.
ern California.-[R Riverside Enterprise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16
blowing Up He'll Gate

Has been a labOriOus aud costly work, but
the end justifies the effort. Obstruction in
an important channel means disaster. OBJ
structions in the organs of the human body
bring inevitable disease. They must be
cleared away, or physical wreck will follow.
Keep the liver in order, and the pure blood
courses through the body conveying health,
strength and life; let It become disordered,
and the channels are clogye with impufi-
ties, which result in disease and death No
other medicine equals DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" for acting upon the liv-
er and purifying the blood.
'sThe Proper study of Mankind
Is Man,
Says the illustrious Pope. II he had includ.
cd woman in the list, he would have been
nearer the truth, If not SO poetical. DIR. r.
V. Pierce has made them both life study,
especially woman, and the peculiar de-
rangements to which her delicate system 10
liable. Many women in the land who are
acquainted with DR.. Pierce only through his
"Favorite Prescription" bless him with all
their hearts. for he has brought them the
panacea for all those chronic ailments pc
culiar to their sex, such as leucorrhea,
prolapsus and other displacements, ulcera-
tion, "internsl fever" bloavng, tendency
to internal cancer, and other ailments.
Price reduced to one dollar. By druggists.
No Trouble TO Swallow
Dr. Pierce's "Pellets" (the original little
liver pills'O and no pain or gripping. Cure
sick or bilious headache, sour stomach, and
cleanse the system and bowels. Zoe vial.